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my name is Sarah Hinton and I'm a med
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Peds physician with Prisma health and
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I'm The medpeds Residency program
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director at Prisma Health in Greenville
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we have a broad and comprehensive Med
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pedes curriculum and our residents will
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come from this program feeling fully
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like an internist fully like a
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pediatrician they are well qualified to
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work in the outpatient setting in the
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inpatient setting or to go into
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specialty um tracks or fellowships so
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our experiences here in interal medicine
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and Pediatrics are split almost 50/50
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every year um that looks different
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whether it's your intern year or your
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second year or your third year um
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however they do a really good job of
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getting you both inpatient and
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outpatient experience the resident
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experience from year toe changes based
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off of just your responsibilities and
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the expectation that you are going to
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have different roles we split up our
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time in the Pediatric floor or the Ws
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the inal medicine floor or the Ws as
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well as outpatient setting then also
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icus and so you know I think we're one
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of the few training programs where you
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do niku which is new ICU piku which is
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pediatric ICU Miku which is medical ICU
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followed by all the floors and the
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outpatient setting and so you're
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immersed into every single one of those
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Arenas as an intern you're expected to
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really learn the basics learn how to
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communicate with your patients learn how
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to really try to take ownership over
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your patient but you're doing that with
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the safety and with the backing of an
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upper level as well as you're attending
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our Med peeds residents also get to work
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alongside our specialty trained Med pees
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Physicians this includes adult
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congenital heart disease Adolescent
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Medicine Rheumatology and Primary Care
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here sports medicine when you get into
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your upper level role as a second year
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in a third year you're really learning
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how to manage a team and also how can
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you try to be an educator and then by
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fourth year that's kind of where
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everything clicks one unique thing about
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our program is our medpeds hospitalist
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program at Greer Memorial Hospital which
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is just a short drive away from our um
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main teaching Hospital there is a
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hospital that's run entirely by medpeds
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hospitalists our residents have the
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opportunity to work out there and during
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the course of one day you may start your
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day in the newborn nursery and then go
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care for an adult patient in the
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emergency department and then go care
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for a patient in the Intensive Care Unit
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who may need procedures and you'll do
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this all while working alongside Med
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Peach trained Physicians and we are the
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basically the person who's running the
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hospital we're taking care of the
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patients there we are having our own
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patients and we're acting as if we're in
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an attending role the the culture of the
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inal medicine pediatric program here is
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one of ment support I'm very close with
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my program director also with our
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program coordinator and the word I can
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use is just family one of our mantras
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here is is to never struggle alone and
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so I call on my co-residents all the
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time whenever I have a question about
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patient care whenever a question about
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what to do in a situation upon
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graduation our residents are well
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prepared to practice as outpatient
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Physicians hospitalist or pursue
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Fellowship training and when you look at
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our graduating classes they've done
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those three things about equally many of
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our residents choose to stay in the
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Greenville area to practice it's a
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really great place to live and many of
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them choose to stay with Prisma Health
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Upstate Med peeds is really a part of
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the fabric of Prisma health and we have
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many med pees physicians in leadership
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positions throughout the health system
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this really ensures that Med peeds is
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not just an afterthought here it's a
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part of how we provide care for our
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patients um I think the uh
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Administration here and just the culture
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around internal medicine and Pediatrics
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training is very unique um we're always
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encouraging impressing each other to get
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better and I believe it helps make sure
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that we reach our ultimate goal here
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with the med pets program which is to
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make capable and competent Physicians
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who are Educators pour into the
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community and never forget why they want
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into medicine or who they
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are
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